Is it possible to mount in that batch file the analogstick to a button?
Everything works fine for me, except that the mounted dosbox directory on memory stick is read-only! The dos navigator program shows 0 kb as available, so it's impossible for me to save and resume! Any help about this?
Is it possible to mount in that batch file the analogstick to a button?
Tried HOMM - crashes with an error at loading![]()
I believe that the shoulder buttons are mapped I read somewhere...... though it will disable mouse clicking usage if you do this:
INPUTMAP rtrigger (keyboardvalue)
INPUTMAP ltrigger (keyboardvalue)
Also standard batch file commands work, so there really isn't too much of a need to:
INPUTMAP exec GAMENAME
You could just put:
GAMENAME
with or without extension so long as it is a com or exe file.
Tracked it down seems that analog button also can be mapped to mouse or joystick and the button 1 & 2 in mouse or joystick to something else.
It'd be something like this I imagine:Originally Posted by crazyc
INPUTMAP analog joystick
INPUTMAP triangle button1
INPUTMAP circle button2
Is anyone having problems with games not accepting the enter key?
I've ran into two games that won't start because it doesn't reconize enter:
Catacombs 3-D (Abyss) and Super Fighter
Firstly, greetings to all forum people
And now, my questions/comments:
Me. When I try to start game in Baryon and when I wanna skip the config in Jill Of The Jungle to play.Is anyone having problems with games not accepting the enter key?
In addition to this, I checked Prince Of Persia 1. It works ok, but the movements controls doesn't work in spite of using the control config file (the .bat file). It's a little weird that Prince 2 works the controls and Prince 1 doesn't work it.
Also, I checked another games like UFO: Enemy Unknown, Heroes Of Might And Magic I and Pinball Fantasies. In UFO works only the intro because after the intro, it crashes. HOM&M I crashes. Pinball Fantasies works well but when I start a game, it crashes.
It's obvious that this emulator has to improve but I think it's a great step for dos emulation in PSP. Congratulations for CracyC![]()
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